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96terrano

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well i have fitted my 2004 terrano lights to my 1993 terrano, and fitted my L***-****r style lights

i is very happy with them!

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I like the top lights, they work very well without the extra trim on the back door...

Not sure about the bottom lights though... They look OK, but not sure that they are really an improvement on what should be there... the problem for me is, I did not like them on the mini or landrovers in the first place either.

What happened to the rest of your rear bumper, did you cut that off as well?
 
I like the top lights, they work very well without the extra trim on the back door...

Not sure about the bottom lights though... They look OK, but not sure that they are really an improvement on what should be there... the problem for me is, I did not like them on the mini or landrovers in the first place either.

What happened to the rest of your rear bumper, did you cut that off as well?

the rear lights are thought of for offroading, cheaper to replace the induvidual lenses at £1.50 than the whole cluster

i trimmed the rear bumper ages ago
 
I like the top lights, they work very well without the extra trim on the back door...

Not sure about the bottom lights though... They look OK, but not sure that they are really an improvement on what should be there... the problem for me is, I did not like them on the mini or landrovers in the first place either.

What happened to the rest of your rear bumper, did you cut that off as well?

agree ref them on LRs think were well outdated, even as retro looks go, the North American Spec ones were bit better being larger, always thought how kit cars landies look, little lights then afterthought/market fog and reverse lights, barely adequate would have been better with those oblong clusters found on transit pickups.

Ryan nice job, though thought you were going for double reverse lights, could have had tail/fog combis and then indicators.
 
agree ref them on LRs think were well outdated, even as retro looks go, the North American Spec ones were bit better being larger, always thought how kit cars landies look, little lights then afterthought/market fog and reverse lights, barely adequate would have been better with those oblong clusters found on transit pickups.

Ryan nice job, though thought you were going for double reverse lights, could have had tail/fog combis and then indicators.

Thought about twin reverse lights but couldn't be bothered
 
the rear lights are thought of for offroading, cheaper to replace the induvidual lenses at £1.50 than the whole cluster

I never broke my standard ones, don't think pete has too. :nenau

But I suppose your back hangs out further.
 
Sorry to say I did once :eek: but then I saw the light and raised the suspension, put bigger wheels on and lifted the body up some more :D
That's the way to do it :lol
Oh that and binning the lights in the bumper all together :naughty
 
You gonna have a mate sit in the boot with a torch?

I like all the lights, but would have double Fogs & Reverse

The fog and reverce light are extra bright, they are twin filament:thumb2
 
using quick release connectors, i cut off the nissan multi-plug, i used some wiring from my other terrano so the wiring is all the same colour

i keep the looms from scrap cars
 

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ooph, good luck with plod if you put that foggy on :eek:
An extra 5 watts probably not noticeable mind .
Also remember all these "mods" will screw your chance of incurance quotes without two commas in the price :doh
 

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